The 2013 ICC Champions Trophy, to be held in England, will be the last time the tournament is played as the ICC moves towards having one championship for each of the game's three formats from 2015.

If you are still cursing your luck for not being able to get a ticket for the 2011 World Cup final between India and Sri Lanka at the 33,000-seater Wankhede Stadium on April 2, here's some more depressing news: 405 tickets went unsold as per information compiled at the Mumbai Cricket Association office in Churchgate.

Any kind of publicity is considered good in the movie business. But, one-film-old Nupur Mehta didn't seem to be enjoying the limelight yesterday.

Cricket is indeed a game of 'Glorious Uncertainties' and no one knows it better than India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

The race for World Cup places in 2014-15 will resume in February when the qualifying tournament gets back underway with Ireland, who currently lead the table with four wins from four, taking on Kenya in Mombasa.

The Rs 45 crore tax exemption given to the ICC on the revenue generated from this year's cricket World Cup here was "unjustified and devoid of merit", the Standing Committee on Finance has concluded in an inquiry.

The Associates' path to the 2015 World Cup has become a little clearer after the ICC said there would be qualifying tournaments to determine the four participants that will join the ten Full Members for the event in Australia and New Zealand. The decision was taken at the ICC's Chief Executives' Committee meeting in London.

Nearly five months after Yash Raj Films slapped notices to the ICC, MCA, and BCCI through its distributor company, Novex Communications, for playing songs from its Bollywood films, an FIR has been registered at the Marine Drive Police station.

The reconstruction of the Wankhede stadium before the Cricket World Cup this year was concluded with much fanfare and came with a big bill, Rs 285 crore. That money is about to go down the drain, literally.

World cricket's governing body opened the door on Monday for non-Test playing nations to compete in the next World Cup, reversing a bar that had outraged "minnows" including Ireland and Holland.